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☄ What are Elipsis Dragons? ☄ wrote:These creatures are approximately the size of a small rodent, though, they can grow to be the size of a small cat, at most. Their tail equals the length of their body, and is prehensile- meaning they can move it or control it at will. Often times, these creatures will be seen playing with their tails, or each other's tails, as they are quite playful and jovial. They are curious creatures, rarely do they ever act cowardly, often known to even take of residence in someone's home! Sometimes, many of them can take up residency in one home! They are very social nocturnal creatures, often lonely without another Elipsis Dragon nearby. Most times, they are slightly mischievous, spending their whole night rearranging various items within the kitchen, bedroom, or any place it can get to. Then they proceed to stay up long enough to watch you scramble to find these items, before sleeping throughout the whole day. They also enjoy hiding necessary objects, such as keys, shoes (though that takes a while given their size), phones, etc. It would appear that their main goal is to play tricks on unsuspecting people. Though, that is not to say they are not kind. They are often known to do kind deeds, as well.
These creatures often called a moon dragon, glow on the night of the full moon, but the day after, they are completely invisible to the human eye. Every other Elipsis Dragon is able to see each other the day after the full moon, but humans are not, making the night after a full moon horrible- as that is when they like to play tricks throughout the day and night.
They have plumage on the back of their heads, it is often known to express their emotions. It will often frill up when startled or scared, repeatedly twitch when happy or excited, sleek down when sad or guilty, so on and so forth.
☄ About Young Elipsies ☄ wrote:Every species has some name for their young, whether it be cubs, pups, hatchlings, etc. Well, so do Elipsies, except.. Due to their rather childish nature, they were not as serious when naming them. From birth, the young are refered to as Fluff Butts- Due to their stunted tails that do not begin to grow until they are a teenager. Fluff Butts do not open their eyes until they are a teenager, but upon a rare occassion, they might. There have also been known cases of the growth process being stunted, most generally following after the young Elipsies parental death. Scientists are unsure about what make them stop growing after that, all they know is it is rare.
Often times, even into their late lives, the mother and/or father of the Fluff Butt, will call it Fluff Butt until it is full grown- And even then it might still continue to do it. This causes the poor young to actually begin to realize that to be their name, this getting them into trouble. When speaking to other young creatures, they refer to them as Fluff Butts- regardless of whether or not they had fur. Thus, resulting in many squabbles.
The Teenagers tend to be of a very grumpy nature, given that there tails cause some pain as they rapidly begin to grow. That, and their parents still call them Fluff Butt.
☄ Rules For Breeding ☄ wrote:☄ At max, A female Elipsie can only have two fluff butt's per one pregnancy. She may only breed 3 times.
☄ Elipsies are only allowed to breed once every month and a half.
☄ You may only have 4 growing Elipsies at a time.
☄ Elipsies are not obligated to have a life long mate.
☄ Fluff Butts will grow into Teenagers after 1 month, a Teenager will grow into an adult after another month.
☄ Lineages matter. (E.g. daughter cannot mate with father.)
☄ Once grown, they are able to mate.
☄ To breed with someone else's Elipsie, I, the artists, or one of the mods will need to be shown permission from both owners.
☄ Harassment of the artists will in no way, be tolerated.
☄ If you find you don't want your Baby(s), we will adopt them, or you can give them away. You may NOT sell them.
